We start every HVAC maintenance visit with a full system check - covering motors, safeties, airflow, and electrical performance. From there, we tailor the service based on your system type, whether it’s a heat pump, AC, or furnace.
We inspect and test all controls and safety devices to make sure your HVAC system can shut off properly when needed. That helps prevent serious breakdowns.
Dirty motors have to work harder, which leads to higher energy use and early failure. We clean and inspect each motor so it runs efficiently and lasts longer.
We lubricate all moving parts, including bearings and motors. Just like an oil change for your car, this small step helps your system run smoother and avoids bigger problems down the road.
We check the belts and pulleys to make sure they’re tight and in good shape. When these parts wear out, your system has to work harder to move air, which shortens the life of your equipment and raises your utility bills.
We test the voltage and amp draw on all major components. It’s one of the best ways to spot early signs of wear or electrical stress before it leads to a system shutdown.
We record system temperatures and pressures during every visit. If anything looks out of range, we’ll flag it and explain what it means so you can decide on the next step.
Loose panels might not seem like a big deal, but they can let in dirt, moisture, or pests. We make sure everything is secure so your system stays protected and efficient.
With your go-ahead and the correct size on file, we’ll replace your air filter to improve airflow and indoor air quality. It’s a simple change that makes a big difference. At least 24-hours advance notice of filter dimensions is required.
Dirty coils trap heat instead of releasing it, which makes your system work harder and run longer. We clean the outdoor coil to keep things efficient and extend the life of your compressor.
Too much or too little refrigerant can raise your energy bills by up to 30%. We measure and fine-tune the charge using the superheat and subcooling method – the industry standard for accuracy.
We inspect all contact points and relays. Worn-out parts or loose wires can cause overheating or even take out your compressor or fan motor.
Heat pump systems have a crankcase heater that prevents damage in cold weather. If it’s not working right, your compressor could be at risk – so we always check it.
Loose wires and weak connections are common culprits behind sudden HVAC failures. We make sure everything is tight and secure to avoid future headaches.
Capacitors give your motors the boost they need to start up. We test each one, since a bad capacitor can quietly knock your system offline.
This is your system’s emergency shutoff. We inspect and test it to make sure it’s safe and won’t trip under load.
If your drain gets clogged, it can cause serious water damage to your furnace or air handler. We check to make sure everything is draining properly.
We look for cracks in the heat exchanger, which can leak carbon monoxide into your home. It’s rare, but serious – and exactly why this check is so important.
We remove and clean the burners if needed. Dirty burners can waste fuel and cause soot, which shortens your furnace’s lifespan.
The fan switch controls when your blower turns on and off. We adjust it to make sure it’s set just right for comfort and energy savings.
If you have a standing pilot, we’ll clean and fine-tune it to keep the flame steady and avoid unexpected shutdowns.
We test for leaks from the shutoff valve to the burners. Even a small leak can lead to carbon monoxide buildup or create a fire hazard.
We inspect the combustion air openings to make sure they’re not blocked. Good airflow is key for safe and efficient operation.
The flue pipe vents exhaust gases outside. We check it for corrosion, gaps, or other issues that could send dangerous fumes back into your home.
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